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My H2 DeLorean. I chopped apart a picture of an H2 Hummer, and edited it over the body of a 1981 DMC DeLorean. I brought the rear wheel to the front because a vehicle of this size needs larger wheels on both the front and the back. |
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Considering I used to own a 1st Gen. 1991 Ford Probe, I tried to incorporate as many of those as I could into this collage. I have a few 2nd Gen 91's sitting in there, but it gets the basic point across. My Probe is a GL versus it's LX and GT sisters. A small 2.2L v4 sport engine makes for alot of get up and go, but is harsh on the gas and oil. |
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For this image, I gave a dedication to my favorite car of all time. Let it be known that my favorite car IS a station wagon! I'm hoping sometime in the future to own one of the two of these really nice cars. Either the Ford Taurus, or the Mercury Sable. Since both cars are basically the exact same, I don't have a preference over the other. I have actually test driven a Ford Taurus before, and absolutely loved it! I dunno, I guess after owning my 1987 Buick Century Estate Wagon, I grew to love station wagons for their large amount of room, cargo space, nice gas mileage, and just the smooth feeling while driving one. |
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Upon request of a friend of mine, I created this commemorative picture of a 2004 Ford Mustang Saleen for him. Having given me 3 pictures to work with, I only found 2 of them of value enough to work with, and thus created this. I used 2 different backgrounds, trying to find one that dealt with the center spreading out towards the edges, and then the lightning to give the picture a bit more of an effect. The aura around the shadow of the Mustang also turned out very nice, as did the titles for the car. |
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Having had a Buick Century Estate Wagon LTD in the past, and now just recently purchasing a Buick Park Avenue, I had to show my colors for the car. So, I created this logo piece in my commemoration for the company. They do have good cars which last quite a while, pending the owner takes care of them. Though many would agree to the stereotype that Buicks are for the elderly, it really doesn't matter who drives them, because in the end, they are only cars. |